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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-06-11
Personal Gossip.

United States District Clerk, Sam Hays. is
visiting the parental roof AZ Boise this week.
In. Everest. Superintendent OF the Indian
school at Tort Hall has rendered his rcsigna-
ton and will return 20 his home in northern
New York.
Conductor Carter, of the Oregon Short s:.nc.
vas iouna DEAD in hia room at Pocatcllo Tues.
day morning. Tho superstition is that ho died
Of heart disease.
Hon. n. A just. director OF the Insane Asy-
iuln, is having brick made preparatory TO the
crectiou OF handsome brick residence on his
ranch on upper Biaokfoot.
Madamcs n. J. Osborn, r. G. Wilson and Miss
May Keith, gave tho NKws once pleasant
call yesterday and bespoke for the NRws a
pleasant and prosperous voyage on she high
seas OF Journalism.
W. q. Fisher, formerly Indian post trader aS
Ross Fork, passed through town Thursday On.
route 90 his mines In the Salmon River coun.
tro. He viii spend the summer there and give
them his personal attention.
Now that court has adjourned ard the court
house IL wearing an aspect of banquet hail
deserted. Janitor Williams has time 10 sit ON
the door STEP hum tho Sword OF Bunker
Hlli." and watch the trees and grass grow.
c. n. Caples, the popular young clerk az the
Pioneer Drug Store, loft last week for Oregon,
preparatory for the completion OF course OF
Iccturcs at the state Medical College.
Mr.. 8. n. GwIn, ono OF Cassln county's cattle
kinRr, was in town "Wednesday ON business
with the land once. while hero he was a
pleasant caller at the NEws once and ordered
his name enrolled on the subscription books
for one year.
HIS Honor, Judge Hays, judge Morgan, At
torneys II. w. Smith and II. NJ. Bennett and
Reporter n. II, Miller left Thursday morning
for Maiad, via oxford, where Judge Hays
holds an adjourned term OF court for two days
Returning from Malad Judge Hays goes &c
Challis.
Receiver Montgomery, Of tho United States
Land once, heads our list with a subscription
for copy OF the NEWS 30 be sent 30 foreign
land. He sends ono copy 10 the City OF Mexico
The libcrality OF such friends will soon boom
the News and the NEWS viii boom the towr
and county.
Major Gallagher. Indian Agent at Ross Fork
Is rcvoling In the luxury Of n thirty days fur
Tough. During his absence he will visit hi
home IN virginia and witness the graduation
OF hie daughter from Martha Washington Col
lcgc. Returning he viii probably spend dag
or two at the National Capitol, in the interest
of the Indian service.
Miss Maggie ltccvcy, book keeper at tho In
sano Asylun, is as expert and facic with ths
per ~ she is accomplished In her clocutiouats
attachments. Tho public IN Blackfoot hartnE
heard some OF her poetscal rccitations stands
committed 20 high appreciation Of them, ant
tho Transcript from her records before us war
rant us In complimcntlng hcrcxccllcnt pen
manship.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-06-11
NosIcc for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT BLAcKFoor, IDAHo.
JUNG efh. 1857.

LAND OFFICE At BLAcKrooT, IDAHo.
juno eth, 1877.
Notice Ia hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice OF his intention
10 make final proof In support OF his claims md
that said proaf will be made beforc the Regis
ter and Receiver at Blackfoos. Irl h n on July
s5th, 1857, viz: JAMES w. NkEH, on
II. r. No l;ggS for the NE- u. NV u, NV. u.
NE. I, section ~ 5. X. SE. a, section ~, town
ship south. range % cast
He names the following witnesses 20 prove
his continuous residence upon, and culttya'
tivatiou of said land. viz:
Perry J. AnHon MaxnCr ~. GiEgcy. William +.
Mcstcr aud Vim. n. Davidson. al OF Blnckfoot
Idaho. PRANK w. BEASE.
June II. Register.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-06-11

tions Ia music, and IL this be done there
will be no necessity for our children
attending school from home.
The substantial encouragement be-
ing given us BY our friends in the
publication OF the News leads ms to
believe that we are going to make a
grand success Of IT, 1t is true a few
attempt to discourage us, and proph-
esy evil--there have been prophets Of
evil in all lands, and few offer us
doubtful compliments-'1 wish you
the best success Imaginable" these
discouragements do not deter us in
the least, we know where the goal OF
success lies and our needle points to
that.
The infliction which the town is
now enduring from the .stoot, toot, tOot
tOot, and .'rat, tat, tat" Of the band
boys practice is one of the evil sowing
OF discord from which there is TO grow
full harvest of sweet harmonies.
What is live progressive town with
out q good band? Yea, what is it?
And what Is slight annoyance to him
awho has no music in his soul, in
comparison with the exstatic Joy that
will thrill our blushing maidens when
our hansome boys shall play "When
Johny Comes Marching Home" or
in the Stiffness of the night, at the time
when retreating hours invite to pleas
ant dreams, they shall stand under the
window in soft serenade, and play,
Margaret, Ny Margaret" and
"Wait till the clouds roll by, Jennie. =
Don't say word against the boys; they
have a handsome set OF instruments
and will soon have handsome uni.
form; ten OF them are on the matrimo-
nial carpet, and when we send them
out ON state occasions and TO banqucts
to high officials and foreign ministers
then you will be proud Of them, aGive
the boys a chance"
DIR. GiYens, Superintendent, has
kindly furnished the NEWS with the
following summary from the records Of
the Idaho Insane Asylum, for the quar-
ter ending June LIST, 1887:
No. of patients in tho asylum AZ beginning Of
the quarter sis TSsA 3
Patent: Patent: sG%I.,Ss s.sSs9Se a!!us Q9-rs
Patients died during quarter. =
Daily average number OF patients
49,. faas sa.ars 80
No OF Patients remaining in the
Asylum At end OF quarter. Is "A
Total amonut OF bills for supplies, stock, per
mmnent improvements. purchase OF land anS
fay roll aud amount o. expenditures
Aaoans9 saspss prseeisea t Tor caring Tor non
cest 81 q caring for idGdo insane per
The above amount OF ss, 1889 fol
permanent improvements, purchase o
land, stock, etc, may strike the eye 0
some distant tax payer as enormous
and his purse viii cry out--ethat's !
whalin' sum 70 pile upon the people a
an additional cost of that institution,
but IL must be born in mind that thes'
purchases were absolutely necessar,
for the welfare and successful running
OF the Asylum, and having once beer
made will demand no other appropria
tion for similar purchases for years a
least. In the matter Of cost for caring
for patients per capita, we note reduc
ton OF 55 cents per week from las
quarters report, which reduction
brings the cost for each patient in thii
asylum down 10 level with the cost
for patients in the oldest asylums in th,
land and where there are from 400 Il
500 inmates. This shows up well fol
DR.. Giyens and the board Of directors
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-06-11
Nstlce for Publication.

LAxpoFTIcE ar BLAs X ooT, IpAHo.l
June llth, lscs.
Notice II hereby given that the following
named settler has tilvd nosiec of his intention
to make final proof IN support OF his claim. and
that said proof will he masic before the Resi--
ter and Receiver at Blackfuns, Idaho. on july
18th, lSss. viz: CtRIr CHRlSTORFgRrslS.
on h. e. No. a6a for the SE A, SE "a. Sec. -,
Sw a. SW a. Sec. -. WI. NV "A. section 81
township 4 south, range ~ east.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
OF said land. Vtxs
Jacob West Charles :. West. Gcs,. W. GoF'o on
and David ID. Wright, all OF bingham county,
ldaht. FRANK W. HEkNE.
June n Register.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-06-11

querade, in which the whole population
participates. and every one who has
money gets drunk enough to last him
until after Lent-Q1lito Letter, iFs
Boston Herald.
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To the People Of the Fourth
Congressional District.

I am invited by the Secretary Of
War to nominate young man for
appointment as cadet to the United
States Military Academy at West
Point from this Congressional Dis
triet, vice Claiborne L. Foster, who
is teegraduate in June, 1883. The
young man to be named must re-
port at West Point for examination
not later than the 18th of June, 1888,
but whose appointments is required
to be made as nearly one year in adj
vance of that date as practicable
The app0intee must be between II
and % years Of age, at least S feet
high, and physically, mentally and
morally sound. He must be well
versed 10 reading, writing, orthogra.
ply, arithmetic aud have knOwl-
edge of English grammar, descrip
tive geography and of the history Of
the United States.
l will make the selection by means
of a competitive examination, and
hereby appoint Saturday, November
IL, 1887, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, as the
time, and Shreveport as the place
where such examination will be held.
The following gentlemen are re-
quested to conduct said examina.
ton: Capt. T. f. Bell, of Caddo;
Major Fred Seip, Of Rapides; Hen.
E. w. Sutherlin, of DeSoto; r. e.
Milling, ESQ.,, of VIM; Hon. w. Ell.
Jack, of Natchitoehes; Judge j. T.
Boone, of Bienville; j. T. Watkins,
ESQ.,, of Webster; Judge WIN. A.
Seay, Of Caddo; j. g. Wickliffe, OF
Grant.
The time selected for the exami-
nation Is one of the days npon which
the second annual Fair of the North
Louisiana Fair Association will be
held at Shreveport.
The press Of the District is re-
quested to reproduce this notice.
NEWTON G. BLANCHARD,
Member Congress-, 4th District, La.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1887-10-20

Tie Illustrated London News in
its American edition of October 18th
furnishes as usual many pictures
upon variety of subjects, includ
ing a double-page picture Deer
Stalking in the Highlands, three
pages devoted to the British Mission
to Morocco, a most pleasing and in
structive picture entitled a Sad
Dogs Day, Sketches of Life on
Board a Man of War, The Home
of Florence Nightingale, &C., &c.
The sudply of reading matter is
also abundant and interesting.
while the number complete costs at
retail only 10 cents. The Office of
publication is 237 Potter Building,
New York.
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We take the following extract from
Minden special 10 the Shreveport
Democrat of date Oct 18th:
"Gen Nichols appointments for
the next week or ten days have been
cancelled. as he is physically broken
down. He will fill these appoint
ments later, however. He will re.
main in Minden during his rest"
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Contest for Prize Acre Corn.

We publish below, by request
certificates from committees selected
by MIR. Daniel Smith, of Rocky Mount,
and DR. w. j. Mobley, of this place.
to measure their prize acres of corn
The competition between these gen.
tlemen is quite close, there being
less than a bushel difference in the
yield OF the corn. Weare gladte see
these agricultural contests, as Il has a
tendency to stimulate others to try,
as it shows what can be produced on
an acre Of our poor up lands by ma
nuring and proper cultivation. We
understand other gentlemen entered
this contest, but have heard nothing
from them as yet. Let the matter
become more general in the future:
ROCKY MOUNT, La, Ger. Z, 'S7.
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
We, the undersigned committee
appointed to see the prize acre of
corn of MFR. Daniel Smith measured,
do certify as follows, viz: Said corn
was gathered on Monday, the 3rd
instant; weighed on w. j. Hughes
5-ton scales the total amount weigh
ing 5535 pounds in the ear with
shuck on. The land was measured
accurately BY commencing q feet
on the outside of the top of corn
row, on each side of patch. One
hundred pounds was shelled, turn.
ing out 774 pounds-making a
grand total of sexenty-six bushels
and nine pounds. The land meas.
ured / OO4-1OOO acres.
z. T. Harris not being present,
stated beforehand he would sign
above report-he being the other
member of committee.
w. j. HUGHES.
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TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
We, the undersigned committee
appointed to see as to the gathering
and measuring of DIR. w. j. Mob
ley's prize acre of corn, testify that
the same measured fifty-eigbt and
one-half (584l barrels of corn. One
barrel shelled and weighed on b. F..
Oneal's scales weighed seventy-two
.(72) pounds, making a total of sew
enty-five and 21,56 bushels. The
land measured one and 1-1OO of an
acre. We are satisfied that several
of the barrels measured into the
crib were better THAT is, fuller than
the one sbelled aud weighed, and if
every load had been weighed, we
are confident the yield would have
been more than is shown by the
plan we adopted.
THOS. N. BRADEM
L. G.. BIGGS
L. B. KELLY.
l hereby certify that I weighed
the corn brought to me BY the com.
mittee gathering and measuring for
DR.. W. J. Mobley, and that / weigh.
ed it carefully, and it weighed 70
pounds net.
B. F. ONEAL.
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SAREPTA, MAY 20, 1887.

MR. j. L. REED, GAINESVILLE,
TExAs-Dear SSsr I have sold
more of the Reeds Chill Cure than
any other kind / handle. I have
been handling this Chill Cure for the
past five years, and have not heard
OF a single case that it has failed TO
cure. l recommend it above all
others. Yours Respectfully,
j. I. ALLEN.
For sale by DR.. w. j. Mobley,
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The Supreme Court of Louisiana
convened at Shreveport on last
Monday; Chief Justice e. Burmu.
dex and Associate Justices Charles
3. Fenner and L. B. Watkins, pres
emit.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1887-10-20

Cotton quotations at Shreveport
Wednesday: Good ordinary, 7ac.;
low middling, Sac.; middaing, SIC;
good middliag, 81 cents.
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A prohibition mass meeting for
ward 6 will be held in Haughton on
Saturday, October Goth, at IL A. M.
The meeting will be addressed by
Rev. DR.. j. A. Parker, of huston,
La. The public is invited to attend,
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Shreveport Democrat, 18th: The
price OF Shreveport property is still
advancing, and owners are not very
anxious to sell. Three transfers OF
real estate were fled in the Record.
er's office yesterday, amounting to
$4,000.
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Be sure and call on Messrs.
Henry Dreyfuss & Son, Shreveport,
for all kinds of summer dry goods.
They will give yen satisfaction in
quality and prices.
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Messrs. Henry Dreyfuss & Son,
Shreveport, are offering special in
ducements to those desiring to pur-
chase goods of any description
Cheaper than ever before.
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Messrs. J. A. Snider, j. A. W.
Lowry, W. w. Vance, j. 81. Keyser
and A. J. Murff are in Shreveport
attending the Supreme Court this
week.
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son, s13 80 and 80 go; II. o. Wyche,
81; E. S. Dortch, Justice Peace
costs to date, S17 80; Willis Ora
ham, constable's costs to date, $50
so. R. E. Wyche,. jr., thirty-three
witness certificates, $406 80; Thos.
Lyles, five witness certificates, $75;
j. A. Sewall, 81.
The Treasurer then Submitted the
following statement, which being
found correct was accepted as set
Element to date:
Ordinary Fund.
July II, 'T.-To balance on hand 40
To amt from Sheriff collected
by compromise with r Co
for taxes of 1856 1898 AZ
Less commission e. l mill
school fund 274 20
- Leaving net amount $lsas 81
To amt Baker forfeited bond 300 90
Less Dist att y g. sh IF CONS. 81 90
Leaving net amount 2l6 90
To amt w H Bledsoe, on stray sales 80 "a
Total receipts s$lS74 90
-CREDrTs.@
| BY sundry appv d certificates 742 IA
Jury scrip Aug term, 1887, 68l IS
Making total disbursements, $l423 40
| Oct Ito balance on hand, $3.50 81
Respectfully submitted,
b. A. KELLY, Parish Treasurer
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The Rev. James A. Parker, of
Rustons will preach at Fillmore, ON.
Sunday, Oct. so, at II A.M
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1887-10-20

Mr.. p. B. Holt, editor of Bossier
Democrat, gave the Banner q pleas
ant call last week.
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person selling liquors without IL
cense for the same shall be liable to
the penalry of the law.
W. H. Blsdsoe. ]. p, ward 6, pre-.
sented statement Of stray sales in his
ward, showing balance $33. "a for
which he presented the Treasurer's
receipt.
The President then appointed the
following committee to examine the
Black bayou bridge, and agree as to
the amount Mr.. Thomas should be
paid for building the same, and re-
port to this body.
A. J. Murff was then allowed j. P.
costs todate, $38 IS, and G. B. Nor
man, SO IL. B. R. Nash was allowed
for assessing parish taxes for the 1887,
$500 SO, and certificates to issue to
the following persons: w. F. Buckle
lew, $47 %; S. v. Conway, 70 "a;
Joseph Bosseau, $500 in 500 certif
Gates each; ]. M. Foster, $50; W.
J. Hughes, 800; 7. z. Barnett,
"a 68, and B. R. Nash. $50 81. r.
E. Wyche was allowed $12 paid to
Moore & Son for rent warehouse to
conGne prisoners, and D. M. Clay
$25 for work on bridge; j. A. W.
Lowry, Dist. Atty, allowed for the
following convictions: Thad Cham
bers SIS, Gus Haynes $35 in three
cases, John McHenry $40, George
Thomas $15, Albert Lockett 80
total $85; Mrs. Smith allowed for
board OF jurors August court, 1887,
1888 so; j. F. Hudson, for three
wolf scaips, 81 SO, and Sam Black,
for one scalp, 90 so; T. M. Love,
for lumber on bridges in wards 8 and
4, S19 90; r. G. Stinson, J. P. costs
to-date, $50 60; A. r. Thompson,
witnes certificates, S115 Is, S18 "a,
S32 "a, s18 SO, 90, 81 81, $6 40,
% rs, and % so, and four itemized
accounts amounting to $83 so; A.
Abrams, wit certificates, 1914; E l.
Houston, IS 81; W. W. Houston,
$5 81; Thompson for Sheriff Rea-
gau's costs in Waggoner case, 1O2. 40;
J. F. Sykes, $40 80; j. II. Cabeen,
witness certificates, SS 80; James
B. Sell, 80 so; A. j. Murff, witness
certificates, $135 rs, in three certif-
Gates of 45 Is each B. F. Oneal,
witness certificates, 172 40; A. W.
Lowry, case D. Grandson, $40, and
issued to B. F. Oneal; W. f. Nc
Clellan, witness certificate, $40 so;
D. E Griffin, 90 Is; w. E. Morris,
constable costs to date, $165 O5 j.
W. P. Adams, witness certificate, SIG;
Jesse Porter S5 for burying dead
body.
When, on motion, it was resolved,
that from and after this date, no
Justice of the Peace or Constable's
costs will be allowed until the cases
are fled in the District Clerks Office.
When, on motion, the body ad
journed till 8 o'clock tomorrow
morning. +. s. DoRTCH,
President, P. j.
j. b. KEYsER, Clerk.
OCT. II, 1887.
Police Jury met pursuant to ad-
Jonrnment. All the members in at
tendance yesterday present.
When J. d. Watkins presented
the following proposition, which
was accepted By the Police Jury:
Ger. 10, 1887.
/ transfer to Bossier Parish, La,
my entire right and stock and inter.
terest in Shed Road and right of
way from Red Chute to west end of
Shed wifhnut worro0fr Tor yb;ol
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Gen. E. 7. Nichols on Party Unity.

"The good and unity Of the party
and the so;shes> Of the Democratic
constituencies should be consulted and
needed. I AM OPPOSED TO THE PRoscRIp-
zion OF ANY. PORTION OF THE PARTY"
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b. "A. NELLY, Parish treasurer.
When the following warrants
were issued against the above bal
ance, to-wit:
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For sale by DR.. W. j. Mobley.
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u Henry SltepAer1,
A ttorney and Counselor Mt +.
"A port, La, Win practice II ~ i =
the parishes Of Bossier, Cadds * ne -
Red River, in the Supreme Cours. s = q
and in thu United States Conrss n y ! "
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IL -. -. r. Wan.
A ttorneys at Law Minds. I.
IN tiee in adj the Conrfs Nak
Webster parishes. e bee
NM
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1887-12-15
PERMISSIBLE.

The case of d. w. G. Gardner
and Patsy ACKNOWLEDGMENT as
saulted Gardner in a drunken row
last spring-came up for an early
hearing at Woodstock By dint of
false representations Desmond was
induced to go to Woodstock where
the jury found true bill and he is
now in jail awaiting trial. Desmond
is hard character, but one of the
best of fellows when sober, good
hearted, smart, we'll read and all that
goes to make an intelligent man, but
rum makes a demon of him; and
there are wretches mean enough to
give it to him. In our opinion they
ought to suffer as much as he.
Skating was enjoyed to the utmost
here last week. Twenty-Five took
part in the spnrt last Friday night.
A very open winter. The ground
is not frozen here yet and we have
had only two snow hurries.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1887-12-15
GRAFTON.

Mrs. Fanny Taylor, an aged and
much esteemed resident of this place,
died last Wednesday, after an illness
of few weeks. She had resided in
town for over sixty years, for the
last thirty years she had been a wild
ow. She was the oldest member of
the Relief Corp, in Vermont in a
bout 1880 she became a member of
the Congregational church, where
she was seldom absent from the
weekly service. OF five children,
three are living to mourn their loss.
Mrs. John Pettingill has returned
from Rutland, where she has been
visiting during the last few weeks.
Preparations are being made for a
Christmas tree at the Congregational
Chapel.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1887-12-15
JAMAICA.

Post-oflice Inspector, ID. L. Null
ton, gave our post-office visit Fri
day eve, and he seems to be a gentle
man that understands his business
and attends strictly to it.
A Christmas tree for everybody at
Opera Hall, Christmas eve.
Our former landlord F. B. Mclean
who has been at work in a hotel in
N. H. is here with his wife, visiting
previous to going to Colerain Mass.
where he has rented hotel for three
years.
Mrs. H. l.. Richardson of this
village, who has been for some years
troubled with cancer, is very much
worse and is not expected to live
long. She is great sufferer and
longs for the time to come when she
will be set free from the terrible pain
she now endures.
Mrs. Homer Brown, who has been
boarding with Mrs. Lucy Kellogg,
left for her fathers Wednesday.
Mis-. F. B. Mclean is under the
doctors care.
Walter Castle came home lately
and is housed at his fathers Hooking
pale and sick. He has been having
hemorrhage of the lungs.
Mrs. Moses johnson, who left here
so mysteriously several years ago, re-
turned to her daughters, Mrs. d.
Forester of Stratton, last Monday
She works in the spice mill in Bur-
lington, VT.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1887-12-15

A. w. j. Wilkins and family of
Wardsboro have been visiting friends
at this place. Mr.. Wilkins and his
brother-in-law, Mr.. Howard, met
with an accident, while driving from
W ardsboro; the horse became fright
ened and ran, throwing them both
out, injuring an ankle of each, though
not seriously.
l.. P. Sheldon is on the sick list.
1t is said that L. S. Richardson
has the finest assortment of Holiday
Goods ever seen in this town, and
the display in his show window is love-
ly as possible, especially in the eve
ming when it is Illuminated.
Cousin NELL.